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Toward Optimal Time-Space Tradeoffs for Set Reconciliation
Set reconciliation, where two parties each holding a large set of elements aim to identify their set difference, is a fundamental task in many areas. There are two important metrics in this problem: time (computation cost) and space (communication cost). Most previous work focuses on optimizing one
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